No reader photos this week, so here are a few more Wildflowers. Lupines, Indian Paint brush, wild onion.
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Wonderful. I really like the exposure on the middle one.
The spring seems to be coming in slow and sweet and early and robust, I have the feeling we're in for a spectacular. These are beautiful, Kate.
Precious Precious - Love to See The SUR in miniature !!
Have the Lupins 'Purpled' The Lucia's' ?? <<> was to See The Lupins on The SUR, nd The Sur have Patches of Purple !!
I will be On The Sur soon <<< expect to drive up "#1", on April 3/4 <<< am one of Those - who {continue} to Return.
Again TANKS !!! - for the Pics.
best
mc
The first is Silver Lupine (Lupinus albifrons). The second looks like Coast Paintbrush (Castilleja affinis). The last picture is of Blue Dicks (Dichelostemma capitatum). They are in the Asparagus Family (Asparagaceae) and not onions.
Thanks, XT. I knew they were Blue Dicks, but didn't know re asparagus family.
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